CNN’s State of the Union committee had a tough run on Sunday after a Republican panelist silenced a co-panelist who tried to distract him from Hunter Biden.
The panel was discussing President Joe Biden’s recent recognition of Hunter Biden’s love son, Navy Roberts. Biden and First Lady Jill Biden publicly acknowledged the Navy’s existence in an exclusive statement to People magazine.
CNN’s Scott Jennings, Republican, criticized fellow panelist Michael LaRosa, a former senior adviser to Biden, arguing that the Republican Party is weaponizing the presence of the Navy.
“With all due respect, it’s not the Republican Party that made Hunter Biden outright badass on this and other issues and ignored his own daughter for four years,” Jennings said.
That’s when analyst Karen Finney stepped in and tried to return the conversation to comments Jennings made online last week. (Related: Black member of Florida Curriculum Board denounces Vice President Harris’ slavery allegations as ‘totally false’)
Jennings criticizes Vice President Kamala Harris For having made “something literally out of nothing,” in relation to Florida’s new education standards, those who were enslaved after the end of slavery would certainly benefit from some valuable It teaches partially that you have learned a skill. Harris argued that schools teach students that enslaved people “benefit from slavery.”
“It’s far more horrifying to see Scott and other Republicans calling the Vice President of the United States a liar this week about a very real personal story. It teaches us about the horrors of slavery. I don’t need a scholar it’s in my own family and I know my family’s story now you have black conservatives who agree with her are they liars too that conversation I think it’s much more troublesome than an addict or a bad home environment,” Finney said.
“This is a great attempt at a tipping point,” said Mark Short, former chief of staff to former Vice President Mike Pence. “But it’s not about Hunter Biden’s addiction. This is about Joe Biden not recognizing his granddaughter for four years. This statement may be well worded, but at conception It is inexcusable that it took him four years to admit that he was the Son of God who conceived regardless of his circumstances, that he was the Son of God who had been unaware for four years.”
Before the panel ended, Finney said, “Rather than the fact that your party is trying to appeal to African-American voters, it demonizes those who try to tell the truth about racism. I understand why you want to talk about it,” he said.
